Earlier today it was a winning start in the women's middleweight boxing for Britain's Lauren Price as she clinched a unanimous 5-0 victory against Myagmarjargal Munkhbat of Mongolia to move into the quarter-finals.

One more win for Price as she's guaranteed at least a bronze.

Russ: Re: Olympians out and about. Greg Rutherford, British Museum, Autumn 2012. Sadly, without his medal.

David: Not exactly mundane circumstances, but I once (in the 1980's) had the very good fortune to go on a school skiing trip to a place called Colle di Tenda in Italy. The ski technician there was quite a character, who emerged to fame a few years later as Eddie "the Eagle" Edwards.

Team GB

GB boxer Karriss Artingstall, who is guaranteed at least a bronze medal in the women's featherweight competition, speaking to BBC One: "In the last round I just had to go out and up the tempo, I believe in myself and back myself when it comes to physicality.

"I'm a fit girl so if you want to go toe-to-toe with me then I'll go all day but, I am better at boxing so I'll stick to that.

"I've got two days off now, finally. Little rest, few ice baths, tick over a little bit. Then get my head set on the next one.

"I'm over the moon to be on the podium, hopefully I can go and change the colour of the medal in two days time."

On BBC One right now we have British boxer Lauren Price in action.

Watch this brilliant, emotive interview from when she met the Duke of Cambridge.

Team GB

Team GB Rugby Sevens captain Dan Bibby speaking on BBC One: "Deflated, it hurts. There's not many words to sum it up, it really hurts.

"I don't think we were off the pace, we gave two easy tries away which in a finals match like that you can't give those away. We've seen it all all weekend, a missed tackle or a bouncing ball and that's the game.

"Would I change anything? No. Because when I looked around at the end I could see everyone was hurt because everyone left it out there. You don't mind losing if you feel like you fired every shot and we gave it everything."

On a difficult build-up to the tournament: "To be here is a bit of a miracle from where we were 12 months ago.

"We know how hard we worked to just get the team together. I am beyond proud of the boys of being here and giving everything to each other and to GB and all our friends and family at home.

"That is bigger than any medal - I would trade all the medals in the world for the friendships I have here."

GB's Karriss Artingstall is guaranteed at least a bronze medal in the women's featherweight boxing after winning a hard-fought quarter-final against Australia's Skye Nicolson.

Annemiek van Vleuten made some headlines at the weekend when she 'celebrated' at the finish line when she finished the road race as she mistakenly believed she had won, but had in fact came second.

But she definitely has a gold medal today after finishing almost a minute ahead of Switzerland's Marlen Reusser in the women's individual time trial.

And this is how Van Vleuten did it...

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Britain's Geraint Thomas, a two-time Olympic gold medallist and former Tour de France winner, came 12th in the men's individual time trial earlier today.

“It was tough," said the Welshman. "I tried to start at a pace that we thought would be there or thereabouts for a medal. Then I heard I was 50 seconds down on [eventual winner Primoz] Roglic which wasn’t great for morale.

“I had a bad patch on the climb of the second lap, and lost momentum and concentration a bit. Rohan [Dennis] caught me and that wasn’t good for the head either.

"It’s been a super hard five weeks and it just seems to be one thing after the next.

“I tried to stay positive and stay on it, tried to put the hat in the ring and not be scared of failing. It’s just been tough, especially mentally as well. I just need to stay positive and try to keep going."

Great Britain's Carl Hester trots his way into the lead aboard En Vogue.

His score of 81.81% means he tops the leaderboard. So far six athletes have competed, 12 more to come including Britons Charlotte Dujardin and Charlotte Fry.

This is Hester's sixth Olympics, having first had the experience as far back as 1992.

Ugo Monye
2009 British and Irish Lions winger

New Zealand are a proud nation, a nation of 3.5 million people but New Zealand All Blacks really runs through the core of that. For them to get silver is that progress after not getting anything in Rio?

I don't know, I think they'll be disappointed. For a country that has won the World Sevens Series more than anyone else, how is that success not being transferred to the Olympics?

The rugby sevens has only featured at two Olympics - 2016 and 2021 - and Fiji's men's team has won both of them, beating Great Britain five years ago and New Zealand today.

The women's event begins tomorrow with the medals handed out on Saturday.

Ugo Monye
2009 Lions winger

It was a step up from the bronze medal match, I'm just loving watching these teams here.

The way in which Fiji play the game is absolutely stunning - beautiful handling, hot stepping and some brutal physicality.

Those Fijian men that went out there today to represent their 800,000 people have done their country proud.

There was a national holiday in Fiji after they won rugby sevens gold at the 2016 Olympics. They've just won it again, so maybe another holiday will be coming their way again.

Great scenes as the emotional players celebrate their triumph.

Earlier on this morning, Britain's Geraint Thomas and Tao Geoghegan Hart finished outside the top 10 as Slovenia's Primoz Roglic won time trial gold at the Tokyo Olympics.

Former Tour de France winner Thomas came 12th, with Geoghegan Hart in 29th position in hot and humid conditions.

Roglic, two-time winner of the Vuelta a Espana, won in 55 minutes 4.19 seconds. Tom Dumoulin of the Netherlands won the silver medal, with Australia's Rohan Dennis collecting the bronze, ahead of Switzerland's Stefan Kueng in fourth.

Watch below to see how Roglic did it...

Fiji are five minutes away from retaining the gold medal they won in 2016 in the rugby sevens.

They are 19-12 up against New Zealand, but can the All Blacks turn this one around?

Kyle Utterson: I've seen the BBC's very own Steve Cram shopping at the Metro Centre.

Ugo Monye
2009 Lions winger Ugo Monye

This game is lively, we've seen another comeback from New Zealand.

That try as the clock went red, to bring it back to 19-12 in the last seconds of the half, that has totally changed the complexion of this gold medal match.

It's been a thrilling first half in the men's rugby sevens final and Fiji, who were 12-0 ahead after only a few minutes, lead against New Zealand 19-12.

BBC One right now is the place to go to watch the second half to see if Fiji can hold on.